New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-05
A PUG DOG CLUB FORMED
HEADING OFF THE POODLE INFLUENCE.

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PRIZES AT THE DOG sHow-PEoPLE WHO WERE
| THERE YESTERDAY.
The iudgng of the poodles Dog Show Friday after
noon drew lot OF the rail Of the big square
Enclosure behind which Mr. Pierson and several other
experts were puzzng making head and tall out
OF these ugly patchworks oceanshaven hide and dense
fluffy tangled black hair Some OF the spectators were
young light broad trousers heavy tan gloves and
shining silk hats quito willing to confess weakness
for such pronounced ladies' pets but gazing with fee
BILE show OF dsinteres all the judges ma nGuvres with
the stupid pamperod beasts For the rest OF the lockers
3D. young girls fashionable women, critical old ladies'
many OF them with eager personal interest In the
competition inside all these manipulations, the
weighing measuring, paradlng AMI so forth
we're an absorbing thrilling spectacle. Eaoh
ugly poodle it came up for trial
was q tidbit for connoisseurs, who would have bank
rupted the supply OF red blue aud yellow ribbons on the
judges table before half the class had got through Al
said one OF them patheticaliy only Mrs cleveland
and Hector had been here"
The pug enthusiasts having their innings In one
OF the anterooms OF the Garden Here nearly two dozen
OF them offset the poodle furore got together to form
Pug Dog Club, after the highest English standards
Mrs Charles Wheateigh the owner OF several winners
in pug classes Tuesday, was made president
Mrs L. A. Pue and Mrs. ii. Ii. Whiting were put on tho
executive committee, aud Dr. NJ H. Cryer was elected
treasurer This outfanking movement put the pug
party trne ahead again and satisfied with organizing
Most OF the ribbons and medals awarded on Tuesday
tied around the necks OF the successful dogs
day and the kennels plentully pacarded WITH I'm
notices OF prizes and credits The windows OF the Garden
open for ventilation the music Of the kennels noanS
more crowded yesterday than on Tuesday ana many
and Mrs ". " AstCr Mr. and Mrs j. Coleman DrayOn,
Mr. and Mrs Levi NJ. MST ar. nr Roberts Robert
S SsTGs55 Si M aa &
Goddard Mr. and Mrs Oelrichs Miss Oelrichs, Brock.
hoist Cutting David ". Bishop, John + Thayer and
a aaysFd Mr. iha snd Mrs Ri weston and rs
William Jay, Miss Hewitt. Miss Sanford, Mr. and Mrs
ringtcn, Miss sarah Webb and Miss de Peyster
full list OF the prizes awarded yesterday In the regu
lar classes is as follows:
Glass XxII-Mscelaneous unelasshed, over 2b pounds
ls prize sir Lleter GsnGoe Collie ken5es Hutton Penn
e fJ Ssln Ear s rssSy
Class XIII a. Champion DeeThognas. Bitches lat
-peerhOund;- lst prize Rob6 s chisf
@ 'S9G q SeISy rs!sH on Ns"
TSaysT pf TSaor Sd Ps Lady
Class xxVi,Deerhound Purple, under i2 months-Dog,
lst prize Robber Chetain John Thayer ID prize KING
q ihS Forest, JOhH IhAyer Sd prize Brenda Howard
Gas. XVI a. Deerhonnd Puppies under ~ months
Bitches; Ist prize TheciOra John L Thaysr I'd prize.
D s SSife: %SsSS:5 Ss%s!. ' r,,nn.n
prize Beauty, Mrs j. W. Luckey. NewYors. Nh.
EdTaTd a York "a prs RG k Renn
RupEo, under Y months 4l l:t
Maud s., Patrick Neary. New.Yofk
Eicho g. pT william Jarvis Mont Clare n HI I'd prize
Glass XLIx champion irish secrs-Bltches stprile
sS ba a. SHsns' c fSnS ! rs Ohio PENN
Gas, ish M Is! Ps dx 6 Sss0 ss
81 prize, Bismarck. BaekthOrn Kennels ST. Georges Dele
Glass LI-Ir.h setters-Bitehes LIST prize; Inla III.
J. scanlon Pail River. Mass "a prrelMis. Dr. A. Aecol
lon MewYOTEi Sd prize Noreen w "aHa'o ''ADAn
Liia s'ftsT puppies q Tssg. y .on month"; Tia
ionbary Conn., a Pri'e andy Thomas j. Farley PORT
class LII~ifsh settefpu IL Bitches.
"a p R15e .a ' JSaS IL ehSoc aap Sing
pS S pIi EG@R &he hi F1 aRd 1s " prize
Class Iypl9sK and Tan Settlers l't prize Don
New.fork Sd prize. Bruce, Neversnk Lodge Kennels
Class LvI-Biek and Tan setters-p ichs,. lst prize
Made Charles u i'ea New "a prize Nid J. l.
class y-Black and Tan Setter. puppies under twelve
Clas. LVIlirIrish Water spaniei.: l,t prize. Patsy
Ohio; I'd prize. Colleen oDonohue Il. h. Lewis. PhlAde
Class Lxvcocker Spaniel, under % pOqndsDoes. ist
R%ie cenn "a PRIZE Master sRlHs andrew aas wooI
stock Canada 80 prize Dixie, American Cocker Kennels
Gas: Lxy Cocker sP nniel; under 20 d:aIlehs;
Canada; % prize Compton GLADYS. Compton Grove Ken
nels Greenwich Conn; 80 prize. Queen Obo American
cocker kennels. Camden. y. J.
Class LXNlI-COcker spabcls under - pounds: LIST
prize Robin. Andrew Laidlaw Woodstock "a prize, H0r.
nell Fancy, Iorne spaniel club Hornellsyie ~ VI Sd
prize. Lotto. DT. samuel J. bradbury. NewYork.
Dogs. Isl prize. Robin ndrew Laliaw ID prize, None
sucl. A. W Day. Duneen. y. J.
CIass LXIX->panes puppies under IL months-Bitches
prize Bella Keno. CannOnsburY Cocker Kennel Can.
nonsbury Penn % Prize. Black Princess II. H. Truman,
Orange Valley. y. J.
Class LXXVI-Poodles black-Dogs lst prize, styI.
william Cochran SANFORD, Amsterdam, ". Y; ID prize.
Brgand. William Cochran SANFORD; Sd prize Beau. ~ J.
Doyle, New-YOrk.
Glass LXXVIII-Poodles other than blacks LIST prize.
Caro- Or = A. Heller, HObOtn. n j.; "a prize, Moreton.
J.E Hicks, Now-fork Sd prize, Daisy J. smmond New
York.
Glass IXXIX-Bassot Hounds; LIST puze. Bertrand @.
Gilbert New.IIaver. tOnn.
Class CXvlII-ltaian Greyhounds LIST prize Fannie.
Miss Eith Van Buren,, EDglowood ~ j.. I'd prize cupid
Miss Edith n. Van Buren,
Glass CXIXMscellaneous under 25 pounds LIST prizes,
Miss ellen DauyIay's hairless Mexican Dog Chquita and
Foote'S hairless sic Too; I'd prize, Mrs a. Grin
ners Pedro.
Mrs Langtrys silver cup for the best English setter
went TO Cora OF Wetheral, owned by +. Nindhol, OF
New-York.
The American Kennel Club met Yesterday at tho HoG
House. with twelve OF its fifteen branches repre-
scented. The following officers elected President
Elliot Smith fret Yice-presden George William Chds;
second vice president, W. b. shattuCk.